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| Figures and Tables | ||
| Foreword | ||
| Acknowledgments | ||
| Introduction and Purpose | ||
| Ch. 1 | Dynamics of Transformation | 1 |
| Ch. 2 | Master Images and Dilemmas: The Visioning Groups | 17 |
| Ch. 3 | Leadership | 37 |
| Ch. 4 | Attitude and Behavioral Measures of Membership: A National Survey of Members of Religious Orders | 99 |
| Ch. 5 | Role Clarity among Members of Religious Orders | 187 |
| Ch. 6 | The Motivation of People Who Care | 207 |
| Ch. 7 | Bridging the Gap | 225 |
| Appendix A: Population Statistics, 1962-1992 | 253 | |
| Appendix B: Components and Elements Used in Visioning Groups | 255 | |
| Appendix C: Competencies of Leaders of Religious Orders | 261 | |
| Appendix D: The National Survey | 269 | |
| Appendix E: Responses to the National Survey | 291 | |
| Appendix F: The National Survey: Factors and Items | 295 | |
| References | 303 | |
| Index | 309 |
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Johnny Hollingsworth
reviewed Future Of Religious Orders In The United States on March 04, 2014
Future Of Religious Orders In The United States
Hauke anticipated, in 1988, many of the arguments of more recent advocates of women's ordination. For me, the highlights of the book include:
- Superb compilation of telling quotations from pioneers of modern feminism (de Beauvoir, etc) revealing their Gnostic war against embodied sexuality.
- Excellent treatment of 1 Cor. 14, thoroughly refuting the ideologically motivated movement within egalitarian higher criticism that would like to excise 14:34-35 as an interpolation.
- Good concluding section on the history of the question of ordination of women within the dogmatic theology of the church in the middle ages.
The weakest parts were:
- Hauke's gigantic biological/sociological/anthropological/comparative religions grand unified theory, which will persuade no one, but which takes up a quarter of the book.
- Over-reliance on the controverted 1 Cor 14 as the core of his scriptural argument, to the neglect of a fuller picture of the relation of the sexes demonstrated from various texts.
- Inadequate use of Jewish sources (mostly just Billerbeck). Much more could have been done to better articulate the historical background of the NT's teaching on women.
- Naive retrojection of the full-blown Roman Catholic theory of "holy orders" onto the earliest church. No cognizance of the house church background.
- Often tendentious Roman Catholicism that will make Hauke's conclusions difficult for many Protestants.
Worth reading, but we really need a defense of male-only priesthood/presbyterate from a Protestant or Evangelical perspective. (And no, CBMW does not do it for me.)
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